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bop id

minterno · 2015-06-14 18:04:03

H,i seen this bird about 2 hours ago between Roscrea and birr,this guy was sitting on the pole oblivious to the cars whizzing by, I stopped the car and turned around and drove back and got a good look with the binos,by the time I got the camcorder out he flew off but the wife got this snap, I presume its a buzzard but…

14-06-2015 6:04pm

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H,i seen this bird about 2 hours ago between Roscrea and birr,this guy was sitting on the pole oblivious to the cars whizzing by, I stopped the car and turned around and drove back and got a good look with the binos,by the time I got the camcorder out he flew off but the wife got this snap, I presume its a buzzard but there was very little white if any on this guy and it was big. when I passes him first I was only about 30 feet and got a full frontal view,just a glance as I was driving but there was a reddish patch on the top of the breast by the neck, can anyone confirm what it probably is,cheers

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#2 14-06-2015 11:04pm

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Probably is a buzzard. Their adult plumage is the most variable of any BOP, going from very dark to extremely pale.

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#3 15-06-2015 12:17am

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thanks for the reply,it was a nice sight to see

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#4 15-06-2015 5:47am

Eddie B

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Very common in the Midlands! I see at least one a couple a times a week!

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#5 15-06-2015 10:38am

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deffo buzzard

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#6 15-06-2015 10:41am

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cheers guys

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